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Efficacy study preview
In this efficacy study, Newsela examines how middle school students’ use of Newsela Writing is associated with higher end-of-year ELA, writing, and reading outcomes.
Key Findings
Review the headline findings while keeping the full study design and analysis in the downloadable report.
The study estimates the average student would see an 18-point boost to their overall ELA score based on Newsela Writing assignment completion.
For every 5 to 6 assignments completed, the writing subscore is expected to rise by 10 percent of the sample’s original average.
The report states students would need 8 to 9 assignments to see the same 10 percent improvement in reading comprehension.
The report states the study meets ESSA Tier III standards for promising evidence after controlling for selection-bias variables.
Efficacy study preview
In this efficacy study, Newsela examines how middle school students’ use of Newsela Writing is associated with higher end-of-year ELA, writing, and reading outcomes.
Key Findings
Review the headline findings while keeping the full study design and analysis in the downloadable report.
The study estimates the average student would see an 18-point boost to their overall ELA score based on Newsela Writing assignment completion.
For every 5 to 6 assignments completed, the writing subscore is expected to rise by 10 percent of the sample’s original average.
The report states students would need 8 to 9 assignments to see the same 10 percent improvement in reading comprehension.
The report states the study meets ESSA Tier III standards for promising evidence after controlling for selection-bias variables.
Efficacy study preview
In this efficacy study, Newsela examines how middle school students’ use of Newsela Writing is associated with higher end-of-year ELA, writing, and reading outcomes.
Key Findings
Review the headline findings while keeping the full study design and analysis in the downloadable report.
The study estimates the average student would see an 18-point boost to their overall ELA score based on Newsela Writing assignment completion.
For every 5 to 6 assignments completed, the writing subscore is expected to rise by 10 percent of the sample’s original average.
The report states students would need 8 to 9 assignments to see the same 10 percent improvement in reading comprehension.
The report states the study meets ESSA Tier III standards for promising evidence after controlling for selection-bias variables.
NEW Schoolytics by EveryDay Labs brings together student data, MTSS management, and tools to improve attendance.
Join the 30-minute live demo on November 12: 2:30pm ET/11:30am PT
NEW Schoolytics by EveryDay Labs brings together student data, MTSS management, and tools to improve attendance.
Join the 30-minute live demo on November 12: 2:30pm ET/11:30am PT
NEW Schoolytics by EveryDay Labs brings together student data, MTSS management, and tools to improve attendance.
Join the 30-minute live demo on November 12: 2:30pm ET/11:30am PT
NEW Schoolytics by EveryDay Labs brings together student data, MTSS management, and tools to improve attendance.
Join the 30-minute live demo on November 12: 2:30pm ET/11:30am PT
